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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
RECAUDACl0N
De C0NTRIBUCIONRS DEL ESTADO
EN- LA CAPITAL.
A V l s o

Cumplicndo con 10 dispuesto en- el articulo
"a del Regamento general para la imposition,
administration cobranza dc la contribution
industrial y de comercio, aprobado por Real
Decreto de "a de DIcembre de 1875; en- el
l3 de la Instruction para la cobranza de los
debilos por contribuciones de 80 de Jnno
del ailo ppdo., hago presente, que, du,ante
diez dias, contar desde ell To- de Mayo pro
ximo, Sc procedera por los cobradores de esta
Recaudaci6n a la cobranza domiclio de Ia
correspondence al cparto trimestre del afo
econ6m co actual dc 1886 81, por las contribu-
clones Territorial Industrial y de Comercio
Vencidos dichos terminus, losque no 10 h bic
sen satisfecho, podran verificarlo en- esta Re-
caudaci6n, sta en- la calle del Cristo numero
II, bajos, durante otro plazo de cinco dias
que terminara ell Is del mismo Mayo; en- la
inteligencia de que, transcurrido@ estes iltimos,
Sc procedera al cobro por Ia via ejccutiva, Sc
gun 10 prevendo por terminates 6rdenes de
la Intendencia y en- el articulo IA de la citada
instruction, aplicandose los deudores las
penas establecidas en- los articulos l9 y "a de
la misma.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para conocimiento
de los contribuyentts d quiencs concierna.
Puerto Rico, l6 de Abrl de 1887. - FL
Recaudedor, ANTONIO NJ. DE Audrey. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
BELLEZA DE LUZ
Y AHORRO DEGAS.
Ldmparas de arco incandescente.

Propias para establecimientos, ofcinas, ca.
sas, comedores v zaguanes, All como para 81
alumbiad plblico.
Estas lamp4ras tienen tubos de miguel y
quemador de dos bocas, y producen doble luz
que las lamparas conocidas al mismo coSto,
compliendo en- brilantez, blancura y pureEa
con la luz electrical
Sc colocan con la mayor facilidad sin necs-
sidad de operarios. Sus precios las ponen 81
alcance de todas las fortunas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20

Muy seflor mio: Como los peri6dico
de esta ciudad, unos han hablado co..
g inexsctitud, y otros han callAdo, sobr
i las ceremonies en- nuestra Parroqu,s
durante la semana Santa, que acaba
mos de pasar, he de suplicar d V. hos
pita'idad, en- su ilustrado per;6 lico, par
las signientes lineas, que no dude in
sertar& con gusto, per ser V. cat6licN
apost6lico romano, como se honra d.
serlo ell que Sc suscribe de V. htfmc.
adicto correligionario y S. S.
Pho A. MENDEz.
La semsna Santa Sc ha celebrado Ell
Mayagiiez cor una suntuosidad, como
no 10 hemos tenido hasta ahora, ha'
ci&ndonos Ia illusion que nos hallAba'
mos en- la cat6lica cindad de Roma
Todo debido principslmente al cello re
ligioso conocido esplritu pdblico dt
n1estro dignisimo vicario, el Rdo. Pa
DIRE Ceballos, secundsdo por los Sres
Capellan del battalion que guarnece es-
ta plaza, y Pbros. Monies y Torres.
A todos estos sctos Idblicos han
asistido ell Ilustre Ayuntamiento, pre-
sidido por el seflor Alcalde don Pedro
Joee de Olsguibel, el Jefe y ofcialidad
de Bomberos, Jefes y ofciSles del ba-
TALON de C&diz, Jefe de Orden Publ
co y Jete y cficiales del cuerpo de Vo-
luntarios; todas las familias mas res
pstablss de Mayagaez, y multitud de
forasteros, que vinieron expresamente
{ dar mayor lucimiento & nuestras fun
clones. Ell Cura beDdijo y reparti6
palmss ell domingo de Ramos, sin que
dar IN solo feligres que no llevara a
su hogar Ia palma bendita. Sali6 Ia
procession al rededor de Ia Iglesia y
las casas vecinss, cusjadss de damas y
caballeros sus bslcones, pues no es 20
sible que tanta multitud de gente de
todas parties pudiera caber en- ell tenn.
plo. Asi es que el amor d nuestra
Religion no jecse, por mas que algu-
nos enemigos la critiquen.
Ell microbes en- 10 noche confesaban
slgunos miembros del Ayuntamiento;
ii no osvimos NAL, foeron los Sres. Ola
guibel, Mopagas, Hau, SuAu, Raldiris y
NAdal. FL jneves recibieron Ia comu-
ni6n y 81 sc 6or Presidente del Ayun-
tamiento Ia ,Iave del Santo Sepulcro.
Ell seior Vicario, con una humildad
Que todos debemos imit&r, hizo ell Ia
Yatorio de pies doce pobres, y des-
pU4s les di6 cads uno un pan y una
muda de ropa.
Siempre fue y es 10 verdadero cris-
tiano Ell Padre Ceballoe. Siempre lie
vemos ejercer actos de csridad. lAsi
se hace; bien por Ell clero cato icol
El viernes Ssnto pronunci6 ell Padre
Ceballos las siete palabras. Estuvo
sublime, y deja entire noeotros mues'
trss vivas de gu elocuencis y de gu es
piritu eminentemente cristiano; que
este mucho tempo aqui el amsdo Pa
DIRE Cebst4Os, = gus res de- siempIe.
afnnciones tan lucidas y brillantes y one
siga aumentando Ell rtmero va crecido
de las nijas de Maria y Hermanos del
Ssnt.simo, que tsmbien con el filantro-
po y enteDdido professor se1or Torrens
han contribuido poderGsamente al brl'
llo de Dues tras fnnciones de 1glesia.
Msyeguez, Is de Abril de 1887.
p. A. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20

des; y 20 buscaba la opinion del Sr-
Presidente, porque esq opinion me me
rece tan sltisimo respeto que me dsrfs
la soluci6n del conflicto en- este mo-
mento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
"CYCLOSTYLO."
APARATO DUPLICADOR.

Els q procedinicnto dc reciente invenci6n
mas simple, rapido, limpio y economico. Sc
obtenen 1900 facsimies en- tinta indeleble
de cualquier circular, escrito, dibujo misi-
CO.
No tiene ninguna de las desventajas de los
otros procedimientos, tales como, FL lavar.--
Derretir.- Reilenar.- Earollarse el papel.-
Vo.verse pegadizo.-Ponerse las letras gra-
inalmente indistintas.- -Baterias que conser-
var en- rdep.-D Dificult-d para escribir.-Me-
canislno complicado --Baiio io.-DescOloramien-
to.-Sombreo,
Las c6s,ias Sc obtienen en- cualquier claSe
de papel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20

May ,eh0r uar.tre; Rsht.tndoncs 4
Is oifcn'aF que artecetr. trnvmos ei
sa.lo Dc patticirsF,e, que, desde estA
Is "a, 4acda potstfo cargo lA casa de
coa t'clo qar g,'ata ca e.,e ~, lilo
~ Ia :, s6a de Vlerute Maflines, por
coUp pa que le hemos heeho DC todAs
Is txsfsecsas eft4iles eorfesIon
dies s~s - nst.ma, Pr 10 eaAl heruos
tornado aoa ; rlrdsd Mereau,il, seFuu
etrrWara 81 s.'a Ie,sa, otoFgsda ante
el Netarto y j se Asnstga d IA rorre.
qns sisArA bslo Ia tFma lie
VI. JESUS 4 C.',
ia qae 70 ceaFsiA ca Ia eompra ver,a
DC gnsfeaH< la. p'ovulapcs Eratos del
rsis, q asarAt d. 90 10 m,sma soeieiad
doa Vicente MaFsiasa, Ell eAli1aa dr.
soesa comasdl'a'lo, y dOa Nigel Dc
Issa :. 6 ao saSao ssssoF, dc eeya htms
al pse esIsFamos ~ sstxA somar nola
, dls9~asafle 80 e0Saahsa.
A sas tsdsess sas .sInos. =. 4.
z Il. 5. N.
~ N. Jess Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
Tyoacoso, Gariao Il Ticeate.
Ciales, AbriI 8 de lsS7..

iaIee, Abtli dc 49,.
My sehor maestro; Teugo eli gnsto
lie particular d v, qae, desde esta fe-
cha, oeso Ell los negocios corr,sFon.
ilettes 4 Ia ca,a de comercio one 1, nia
rstAb zelda Ella e,te lpebo For vruta
h cha del active y Fasiyo 4 mi hgo 10
Hillco, segnn circular 4 ia vnc Il.
Doy V. grseias pr Ia col fiat - que
me hA disfenss p, ruyll, Aadoese silva
scetlA extceslvA mi successor.
Sc ssscrbe de V ateuto amigo 5.
q. B. :. VI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
6. TlNAUD Y co. or...4

TNsasA ~ EFea s8fAsta - ftssssas vsseAa = -
nss sa AesaAMaAss VsaHna Sass - - nae w@esrss
ssa EaaAa ksMsafsA 1aEa4GnaA - sa4ttea =. -
tm ENrAss ms4seNA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
CIRCUL ARES.

San joan Puerto-R!co, Abril 1887
Muy senior nnestro: Habiendo ter
minado nuestro contrsto social, q1ede
desde esta ftche, dsueta Ia sociedad
one tenismos blecids en- esta plaza
lie cuya liquidaci6n sc hace cargo "a
nneva, que Sc constituye segun circular
& la vnelta.
DAmosle grscias por la con6anzs
qne nos ha dl. pansado, y suplicandolt
Ia h,ga txtebslva q nneetros sucesores
nos repetlmos stentos = s. s.
Z. B. s. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
AVIyO 4 los HiCENDlDOg,
COMERClANTES Y AYUNTMIENTOS
DELLA CAP AP.TALEISLA.
TELEFoNoS ACuSTlC0S DE HABERT.

para line; privadas basta una milla de die
tancia. COMMUNICATION barata, instantanea pOr
medic del sorido directo. Las timas me-
joras introducidas en- estos instrumentoS loo
hacen superiores cualquier telefono acdsti-
co trasmite la conversation tan bien como
los telGfonoJ tlectricos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
Maquinas de escribir SUM-"

Las mas baratas sencillas que Sc conocen,
daudo el resultado tan satisfactorio como las
maquinas costosas. Con una poca de pr&ctica
so escribe tan rapidamente como con la puma
es tuucho menos molesto. No tiene las com.
plicacioaes que las otras m&quinas nj esta su.
jcta descomposiciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
Z 0NcN San Frauc,sco 81,
r. ALUV0V' quina 4 S. Justo.
FoToaRATo DE La REAL CASA.

Con tituo homo idco por L. NJ. cl Rey. Premiaio
con medslla de plata y mencion lonoritca.
Hace pcrsonalmeGte t. da clase de retrato en- gu
,vo Est blccimiento (primero en- su c ase) de s
de- Ia manana de la tarie, aunque ell da sea
nubla 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
Emulsion Skott.-
Sres. Scott y Bovine.
Burgos, % Diciembre 1885.

Sres. Scott y Bovine.
Burgos, % DiciemEre 1885.
Muy Sres. mios: Hace va tempo
vengo usando con IN exito asombrosC
la Emulsioa Scott de sceite de hi gadC
de bacalao con los hipof6sfitos de cal y
de sosa, psrticularmente en- las ofec
,loafS DE- pechO, eScrotullsmo, raqustiS
mo, y debi, ldad general. Con dichs
Emulsi6n han conseguido VdS., no soIa.
mente obtener una combination bonfsi.
ma para dichas eufermedades, sin6 que
los nlflos 10 tomsn voluntariamente, lc
que no sucede con ell sceite de higadC
de bacalao ordinario.
De Vds. alto. S. S.
DIR. JUAN QUMTANA,
EspeclaIlsta para las enter
medades de los nifos.
Trough on Rats! Muerte q los
rstonesl-Al fla Sc ha encontrado Il
que hemos necesitado toda Ia vida
Pidase q los boticarios ell "Rough OF
Rats" DestierrS los ratones, cucara
chas, moscas y chinches.
Piedra Plastica. la mas bara.
Ia Piedra Pla-tica ue Portland es L
que venden Armas y Jimenez, Cra
l3.-Puerto-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20
JOSE PROYASl. rortal.n.. %.
GRAN SASTRERiA ITALIANA.

Sc coustruyen traies dc todas classes, y a Ia tlti
ma moda, para eabal.efos. Generos ingieses fra n
,ases, espaholes a,emaaes al gusto del mas e1i
gsnte. Surtido constante. Elegancia baratura
Z IA ndmsro de- parroQu.apos de la socledad el
galte,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-20

Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Puerto-Rico.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
THE LIBEL CASE.
Thornton and stephens get An.
other Chance.

Thornton and stephens get An
other Chance.
Yesterday morning was the time set
for the sentence OF A. M. Thornton
and B. A. Stephens, who were lately
convicted of libeling Horace Bell.
Judge O'Melveny's court room was
filled with spectators, but they were
disappointed Of any exciting details as
on application of the defendants for a
new trial, the matter was continued
until the 10Th inst. Captain Thorn
ton filed an affidavit that, during the
night that the jury was locked in on the
former trial of the cause, and while
they stood about equal for conviction
and acquittal, the Deputy Sheriff re-
leased them and allowed them to visit
a restaurant; that two members OF
the jury separated from the main body
of the jury and entered liquor
saloon, where, after taking drink,
they were engaged in close converse
ton for some time with two unknown
parties; that when the jurors returned
to the Jury room one member pro-
duced a copy of the "Life of Horace
Bell" from which the paragraph
forming the basis OF action was taken,
and read it to the jury. After the
reading the Jury returned verdict Of
guilty. The attorney for the defend
ants also read large bill OF excep-
tions in support OF the motion for a
new trial srftfr5 - ''
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
still Shaking.

TOMBSTONE, July 9.-Dr. G. +.
Goodfellow who accompanied Profess
sor Clark to Sonora, says that in the
vicinity OF Janos and Bavispe, shocks
are of almost daily occurrence and
many of them are quite severe. The
inhabitants of the town spend most OF
their time praying and carry their
saints in professions through the
streets. The doctor confirms the re-
port OF the loss OF life by the earth
quake at Bavispe placing the number
of deaths at fifty-seven and the in
iured at about 100. Most OF the houses
are in ruins.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
THE CONNECTION MADE.
And the Bodies will be Reached
in n Few Hours. 80

VIRGINIA CITY, New. July 9.-Super-
intendent Lyman came up from the
15OO-foot level of the Consolidated
California and Virginia mine this
morning, and reports that the
drill broke through into the Best
and Belcher cross-cut about 4.30
O'Clock. ! The drill broke through
when about five feet beyond the
face of the south drift from the
bottom of the incline Wire. A blast
was taken, when hole lrge enough
to admit man was broken through.
Owing to the hot temperature no one
could venture inside, and this TACT
showed that the entombed miners
were undoubtedly dead when the first
fire occurred. Pure air is now being
forced in, and the search will begin
early this afternoon.
THE NIGHT SHIFT.
The IL O'Clock shift has Just gone
down and sit has been doubled to 30
men. instead of Is. Sam Treglone, a
Curry shift boss, makes his first trip
down the Consolidated Virginia shaft
in the work of rescue, but he knows
every inch of the Curry ground and is
confident of reaching the bodies by ]
O'Clock.
LATEST REPORT.
IA. M.-The bodies of the miners
have not vet been found. 1t is
thought, however, they will be found
before morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
DALTON DISAPPOINTED,
Because the Governor COmnnuted
a Death Sentence.

CHICAGO, July "a special from
Chattanooga, Tenn, says: William
Holman was to have been executed
yesterday at Dalton, Georgia, for the
murder of Matilda Holman last De-
cember, but Governor Gordon COM
muted the sentence to imprisonment
for life. Five thousand people assem-
bled to witness the hanging, and on
learning the actions Of the Governor
they took possession of the town and
hanged the Governor in efiigy on the
gallows prepared for Holman. Latest
reports state that the military has
been ordered to hold itself in readiness
to march against the mob If a riot
occurs. Dalton is at the mercy OF the
mob, the civil officers being powerless
to quell>the disturbances.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
BaliOna HarbOr Dredgcr.

Some time since the Ballona Harbor
Improvement Company ordered a
dredger to do q certain amount of
work in clearing the channel and con-
structing the harbor at La Ballona
Word was received a few days since
that the dredger had been completed
and some of the promoters of the
harbor enterprise went to San Fran
cisco to test the machine which is the
largest on the coast. A telegram was
received last evening from Jas. Camp
bell stating that the dredger "La
Ballona" was tested yesterday in the
presence of a large number OF persons
and that it is considered the finest
dredger in the United States. 1t will
be taken to Ballona Harbor as soon rs
possible and will be put to work
Immediately.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
BASE BALL.
The A. N G.'s Defeat the Home
Club.

Yesterdays game was the finest
game that has been played in Los An
geles for some time. The Stockton
boys can safely claim the champion
ship of the State, as they are beyond q
doubt stronger team than any of the
State clubs who have ever played
on the home grounds. They won yes
terdays game after an exciting strug-
pie, by a score of 3 to l. Hapeman
was an enigma to the visitors, they
being utterly unable to touch him;
never securing a base hit, and fifteen
striking out, but all the runs
scored by the visitors were due to some
wild throws to bases by Hapeman,
passed balls by Monroe and a couple
of damaging errors. The only run the
home team made was by Turner on a
mufied third strike OF Depaughers, and
a couple of infield errors. After the
fourth inning Hapeman, Monroe both
played well. Goldstein, Coacher and
Turner excelled in fielding for the
home team, while O'Day and Chase
did we'll for the visitors. In to-day's
game Swan will pitch for the Los An
geles boys, and it is trusted the score
will be reversed.
1913 As 6 7 8 o n
Los Angeles Il O o o o o o O-l
Stockton 30 l l 1 o o O-3
Passed balls-Monroe, A.
Wild pitches-Hapemap, 3.
Struck out by Hapeman, 10; Lorrlgan,
~.
Umpire-Ramsey.
ScOrer-Snell.
To-day's game will be called at 2 P.
NJ, and as the Los Angeles boys will
be strengthened by Swan, George and
Lohman, it is hoped that the result
will be different. The following is the
batting order of the team, the Stock
toms remaining the same as to-day,
with the exception that Flynn, the
celebrated Chicago pitcher will pitch
for the visitors. Turner, 2b; Williams,
ri; Monroe, C; Swan, p; Lohman, ct;
Coacher, IS; Young, 3b; Nagle, If;
George, 1b.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
EASTERN NEWS.
DR.. McGlynn to be Publicly
EXcOmmunicated
IN THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
jeff Davis Details the Many At
tempts that Have Been Made to
Assassinate Him.

Associated Press Dispatches to the Herald.
New YORK, July 9.-The bolt that
has for weeks been hanging over the
head of Dr. McGlynn has fallen. He
has been communicated. A re
porter learned positively this morning
at Archbishop Corrigan's residence
that the Papal brief ordering formal
accommodation has been received
and that accompanied by letter from
Archbishop Corrigan it would be read
in all the Catholic churches of this
diocese tomorrow.
TIE PAPAL BRIEF
Sets forth the contumacy of the priest
and refers with sorrow to his persis-
tency in defying the church which has
been so anxious to see him repent and
do spenance for the scandal he has
provoked. The Papal letter goes on
at some length to explain the neces--
sity of the present act, and compli-
ments Archbishop Corrigan on his
firmness and discretion and ends by
instructing him to publish the decree
of communication in his church
diocese at once.
THE DECREE.
The following letter is to be read in all
the Roman Catholic churches in the
city tomorrow, by instructions sent
out by Bishop Corrigap tonight ::
"The very Reverend Clergy and faith
full laity of the archdiocese. Be it
known that on the 4th day of May,
1887, the sacred congregation of the
Propaganda admonished Rev. DIR.
McGlynn, late Rector Of st. Stephens
church of this city, that he had
already rendered himself liable r.
ecclesiastical censure by disobey1hg
the positive command of the
Sovereign Pontiff, given January
18th, but wishing to deal
leniently with him, the sacred con-
gregation refrained from issing CEN
sure, and offered him further oppor-
tunity to be heard in his own behalf,
and gave him final perempsory
order to present himself at Rome
within forty days from the receipt OF
the letter containing such order,
under pain of accommodation to w
incurred 'ipso facto ct nominatun."
This letter WAS duly delivered to Rev.
Dr. McGlynn, and, as he allowed the
time to pass unhecded, it hecome our
sad duty to notify him that
,, he incurred, b. his own acts,
the penalty Of excommunicstiosr,
whereby he is cut off from the conn
munionof the church, from its sacra-
ments and all participation in iss
prayers, and should he perseyere in
his contumacy, deprived Of the right
after death to Christian burial. II he
comes also our duty to declare to ths
clergy and laity our charge, which we
do by these letters, that Dr. McGlynn
is now excommunicated, with all the
penalties attached to this censure by
the canons of the church.
(SigneD MICHAEL AUGUSTINE,
Archbishop of New York
To G. +. DoNNEL, Secretary.
New York, July 8, 1887.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
The Jaquarine-Nlacaliistcr COm-
bimatiOn.

The Jaquarine- -Macallister combi-
nation will begin an engagement OF
three nights at the Pavilion on Thurs
day next. Jaquarine will be seen in
her brilliant sword exercises with one
of the best known experts as an op-
ponent. Professor Macallister, the
master wizard of the day, is also a
most prominent factor in this enter
tainment. A number of other first
class people, among whom there are
several singers OF renown will help to
make a singularly diversified and at
Gactive programme.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
ssFOR BRAVERY.o
Miss Edith Clark,s Heroic Act
Rewarded.

SANTA Cruz, July 0.-The medal
awarded to Miss Edith Clark by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, was receiv-
ed on Thursday from Washington by
her at the Kittredge House where she
has been spending the summer, The
medal is for heroism in saving the
life of schoolmate in August, 1885.
in Lake Chabot a few miles outside OF
Oakland, and the inscription reads:
Omitted States of America. Act OF
Congress, June Goth, 1874. To Edith
Clark for bravery in rescuing school.
mate from drowning, August 81, 1885. "
Around the edge: SIN testimony OF
heroic deeds in saving life from the
perils OF the sea-"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
THE RUSSIAN BEAR
Highly Indignant at Prince
Ferdinand,s Election.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 9.-The Rus
sian newspapers unanimously disap-
prove of the election Of Prince Ferdi-
nand OF Saxe-Coburg Gotha to the
Bulgarian throne. They all pronounce
the choice of him by the Sobranje as
the result of an Austro-G German intrigue
and urge the Porte to intervene and
the Powers to withdraw their repre-
sentatyes from Sofia. The Novoe
Vremja says Russia in no case will
allow Prince Ferdinand to go to Sofia,
and adds that if he arrives with an
Austrian escort Russia will ask Aus
tria to keep her hands off.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
Distinguished Visitors.

+. f. Sheppard and family OF New
York arrived yesterday over the South
ern Pacific. The party came in a
special palace car, which they can
doubtless we'll afford as Mr.. Sheppard
is son-in-law of VIM. Fl. Vanderbilt
and connected with the law depart
ment OF the New York Central road
The party left for Santa Monica last
night and will remain until Monday.
On their return they will visit Pasa-
dena, Monrovia and other places of
interest. Like all other people Of good
taste Mr.. Sheppard viii invest in Los
Angeles real property. '.'''
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
CALIFORNIA FRUIT.
Result of the Auction sales i'm
New York City.

New York, July 9.-While the re-
suit of the fourth auction sale of Cali
fornia fruit in this city is somewhat
disappointing, the prices received are
explained by conditions which are
remediable with proper care. The
first auction sale occurred ON the 28th
of June, the second on the Both of
June and the others on July 9Th and
9Th. Five carloads have been auc-
toned, embracing 1000 or 5000 boxes
of pears, apricots, plums and peaches.
By the carload the fruit SO far auc-
toned has brought the following
prices: First car, $500; second car,
1910; third car, $l503; fourth and
fifth cars, $2700 for the two together.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
BUDGET FROM BERLIN.
Much Discomfort Over Frances
Hostile Conduct.

BERLIN, July 9.-If the temper OF
the German press were faithful rep
resentation of the disposition of the
Government, war with France would
be but a question OF few days. The
revelations at the Klein trial and the
French tax ON foreigners, which is
openly designated to affect Germ, as,
have had the effect OF increasing this
bad feeling to the utmost. The latter
measure by itself has been held as Of
small account, but associated with the
spy trials it has heightened the gen.
eral feeling that French enmity is
implacable, and that it is only await
ing chance to infiict a deadly injury.
THE NATIONAL zEITUNG,
Which is noted for the moderation of
it's articles, says: ''It is impossible to
close our eyes to the dangers of recur-
ring hostile incidents and the seed of
hatred against Germany sown for the
last seventeen years is now in the
most luxuriant bloom"
This press campaign, which has be-